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It Takes Fifteen
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There’s a lot going on in a young person’s life and sometimes it’s hard for them to talk to those closest to them. By donating to the ‘it takes 15’ campaign you will be supporting a young person to be able to reach out for support when they most need it. A $15 dollar donation gives 15 minutes and 15 minutes can change a person’s life.
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Your donation, no matter how small, helps us to support young people who really need our help with issues such as bullying, mental health or dealing with the many other pressures of everyday life.
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At Youthline, we couldn't do our work without the support of the individuals, sponsors and funders that really get behind us to ensure we are able to continue to change the lives of young people.
Through the generosity of our supporters, Youthline is able to work alongside the community in many areas of need. We would like to thank you all for your commitment to investing in the future of young people and communities across Aotearoa.
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Ministry of Social Development
Massey University
Counties Manukau District Health Board
Mount Albert Grammar School
HealthWest
Waitemata District Health Board
Ministry of Health
Ministry of Education
Ministry of Youth Development
Child, Youth and Family
ACE Aotearoa
Akarana Community Trust
AK Franks Charitable Trust
ANZ Staff Foundation
Auckland Airport Community Trust
Auckland City Alternative Education Consortium
Auckland Council Franklin Local Board
Auckland Council Hibiscus and Bays Local Board
Auckland Council Howick Local Board
Auckland Council Kaipatiki Local Board
Auckland Council Mangere Otahuhu Local Board
Auckland Council Manurewa Local Board
Auckland Council Maungakiekie-Tamaki Local
Auckland Council Orakei Local Board
Auckland Council Papakura Local Board
Auckland Council Otara Papatoetoe Local Board
Auckland Council Puketapapa Local Board
Auckland Council Upper Harbour Local Board
Auckland Council Upper Harbour Youth Caucus
Auckland Council Waiheke Local Board
Auckland Council Whau Local Board
Baxter Healthcare
Bay Trust
BlueSky Community Trust
Blue Waters Community Trust
BNZ Closed for Good
BP in the Community
Buzz Channel
Cameron Family
Canon
Charles Frederick Bennett Estate
Christine Taylor Foundation for Mental Health
COGS - Auckland City
COGS – Far North
COGS - Hauraki
COGS - Kirikiriroa/Hamilton
COGS – Mataatua
COGS – Manakau
COGS - Papakura/Franklin
COGS - Rotorua
COGS - Tauranga/Moana
COGS - Waikato West
COGS - Waitakere
COGS - Whangarei/Kaipara
Connect
DIA Youth worker Training Fund
Dragon Community Trust
Endeavour Community Foundation
First Aid Suppliers
First Sovereign Trust Ltd
Frank, Judith and Burton Family
Frozen Funds Charitable Trust
Grassroots Trust Ltd
Guardian Trust - The Benjamin and Jane Murray Trust
Guardian Trust - The Clyde Graham Charitable Trust
R Hannah & Co
Henderson-Massey Local Board
Howick Local Board
Hubbards
Infinity Foundation
Inzide Commercial
John Ilott Charitable Trust
Lions Club New Zealand
Lou and Iris Fisher Charitable Trust
Mazda Foundation
Manurewa Local Board
Microsoft Philanthropies
Mt Wellington Foundation
Nestle
North and South Trust
Ole Creative Marketing
Ozone Coffee
Passrite
Pegasus Sports Foundation
Pelorous Trust
Perpetual Guardian - Alexander Harold Watson Charitable Trust
Perpetual Guardian - Benjamin and Jane Murray Trust
Perpetual Guardian - Strathlachlan Fund
Puketepapa Local Board
Rotary International
Sargood Bequest
Sir John Logan Campbell Residuary Estate
Stephen and Charlotte Bell
The Trusts Community Foundation
TM Hoskings Charitable Trust
Trust Waikato
Toyota
Trust Waikato
Waitemata District Health Board
Wiri Licensing Trust
Youthtown
Z Energy - Good in the Hood
Youthline is made up of a number of separate legal entities who come together to provide our national helpline services (phone/TXT/email).
Each centre receives funding from a range of local supporters, while funding for our National helpline service is sourced collectively.
Overall Youthline's support comes from three key areas. These are:
- Grants and Philanthropic Donors (approximately 60%)
- Partners and Sponsors (approximately 20%)
- General Fundraising, including individual donors, peer to peer fundraising and events (approximately 20%).
Partnering with Youthline is an investment in New Zealand’s future.
A partnership with Youthline will provide your organisation with a number of channels to demonstrate to your stakeholders, customers and staff alike that your organisation cares about the environment we live in. The young people of today will shape our tomorrow, and your organisation can make a remarkable difference by providing leadership opportunities for young people who want to develop themselves and by supporting those in need.
Whether it is through brand promotion, staff engagement or building a stronger profile within the community, a partnership with Youthline means your organisation is going to make a difference to young people in New Zealand.
The benefits of partnering with Youthline
Working in partnership with Youthline can bring lasting benefits to your company whilst helping young people and their families.
Increase Staff engagement and boost morale
Show your staff that your organisation cares about its people by making a commitment to supporting young people. Your people can feel proud that through their employment, they are contributing to building better futures. We can provide:
- Breakfast or lunchtime speaking engagements covering useful and practical tips for supporting young people in your business, community or families
- Opportunities to work together and fundraise for Youthline
- Volunteering opportunities for your staff
- Payroll or matched giving activities
- Internal competitions
- Partnering with Youthline for an event
- Employment Assistant Programme (EAP) for your organisation
Promotion: increase your sales - raise your profile and brand awareness
By using effective PR and marketing, your brand can be associated with one of New Zealand's most recognised charities. Youthline has an over 85% unprompted awareness rate with young people as being a service that is there to support them.
Research has proven that a brand’s association with a charity positively affects consumer perception and can increase sales. Align your brand or build a joint marketing approach with Youthline to support the wellbeing of young people in New Zealand by promoting healthy, positive messages on your products.
Youth market: access and/or reflect on youth
- We offer direct access to young people and the ability to promote your services or products
- Test your latest development with young people
Some of the ways in which we can acknowledge your organisation:
- A national press release promoting our partnership
- Design of two logos, one for use by your organisation and one for Youthline
- Priority placement of logo on all marketing materials nationwide, i.e. banners, brochures
- Naming rights on major Youthline events
- Partnership promotion through a prominent banner on the Youthline website and links to your website and social media
- Your logo on Youthline event T-shirts
- Advertising space on our nationwide community newsletter
- Recognition plaque in the Youthline Centre reception areas
- Merchandising opportunities
- Prominent logo on the cover of Youthline annual report which goes out to 300+ stakeholders each year
- Opportunities for conjoint media articles or campaigns
- Potential product endorsement by Youthline of your organisation’s goods and services
- Opportunities for staff to attend Youthline Leadership courses
- Opportunities for staff to volunteer at Youthline events
- Promotion within schools
If you’re interested in learning how you can get your company involved with us, please contact us on changinglives@youthline.co.nz.
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